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Damon Albarn's debut solo release Everyday Robots is out on April 28th. Listen to Albarn talk through the 12 album tracks and learn more about his most soul-searching and autobiographical album to date.

Everyday Robots: Track By Track

A remix I did for Emancipator.

Featured on the 'Remixes' album, get it here --> http://emancipator.bandcamp.com/album/remixes-2

Emancipator - Siren (Tor Remix)

Premiered on Four Tet and Jamie XX's Essential Mix 
http://www.bbc.co.uk/programmes/b05mqgs6

Buy here: http://store.houndstoothlabel.com/lumen.html
iTunes: http://found.ee/Lumen

Lumen

Dusk To Dawn Remixes
Released 7/8/15 on @locirecords

http://bandcamp.com/emancipator



The Way (Tor Remix)

Down on It

Taken from the Illa J (https://soundcloud.com/realillaj) album,  out Oct 2nd on Bastard Jazz Recordings. 

Buy Album (LP / CD / Digi / Deluxe):
https://illa-j.bandcamp.com/album/illa-j

LP, CD, Digi, Deluxe

Illa J - Never Left

Taken from Illa J's forthcoming self titled album, dropping October 2nd.
Pre Order & get instant DL:  https://illa-j.bandcamp.com/album/illa-j

As featured on EA Sports NBA LIVE 16 soundtrack. 
Spotify playlist: https://play.spotify.com/user/nbalivemusic/playlist/7DlwwpNnzL7IFeoTOiYURN

LP, Digi, CD, Deluxe

Illa J - All Good Pt. 2 (ft. Moka Only & Ivan Ave)

Fifty-years ago, President Lyndon Johnson signed a law that abolished old racist immigration  rules. The law made it easier for for more people from more countries  to come to the United States and eventually become citizens It would change America, creating the multinational and multicultural society we have today.  KCRW's Saul Gonzalez has the story of the Immigration and Nationality Act of 1965 and how it affected Southern California. (Photo: LBJ Presidential Library)

How a 1965 Immigration Law Changed America and L.A.

A demo of an old beat of mine. I don't have the right VSTi any more so I don't think I'll ever get it back to this state.

Clariphoniam

Today marks ten years since James Yancey, better known as J Dilla, passed away. Regularly considered as one of the greatest producers and musicians to ever grace hip-hop, his innovative techniques, meticulous accuracy and outright groove have been mimicked and revered since he passed in February 2006. His magnum opus, Donuts, was released just three days before his death; much of it produced from his hospital bed using just an MPC, sampler and portable turntable — a remarkable feat under any circumstance.

Raj Chaudhuri (aka Raji Rags) — head of music at Boiler Room and Livin' Proof co-founder — has been an avid Dilla disciple for a long time. Classic Album Sundays recently invited him to chair a talk on Dilla's finest work on the anniversary of its release date. What ensues is not only a highly informative and emotional examination of the 31-track project, but a cross-check of all the relevant events that lead up to its making.

Recorded live at Classic Album Sundays in London.

More Info + Download

Donuts Dissected: 10 Years On

From my album Drum Therapy

Stream / Buy: tor.ffm.to/drumtherapy

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Tor - Moon II

Tor - Aperture

Download the entire 13-track compilation @ http://tenmillionsounds.bandcamp.com/album/finding-time

100% of album sales donated to charity.

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Rob Viktum - 4/17/1975

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